Revive dying coral, coral pruning, resuscitate old dry rock and MORE! |

[@rc2300s2r]

I bought Chaetomorpha from algae barn. Golf ball size. It’s grown close to the size of a gallon of milk. It took about 6 weeks though. H80 115g tank trigger 39 with marine pure cubes. Lots of food for nitrates. It’ll take off after a few weeks.

[@Day_Paints]

The word y'all were looking for about the edges of the pvc pipe is a bevel they make tools for it they are about $60. Also, apply a twist to the pipe and fitting it will reduce your chance of a leak.

[@kcnano2897]

I had some reef rock outside for seven years. I soaked it in bleach/water 1/4 ratio for two weeks changing the solution every 3-4 days. Then cycled for another week with RO water and dechlorinator. Rock came out clean. Has been in tank for 6 months with no issues at all.

[@mikemcnamee6030]

That fish qt service would be a great option for 90% of the reefers out there. Having him hand pick fish, TTM treat, then qt for a month all while getting then fat and happy with proper food. Easily worth 4x the cost of a fish on live aquaria. PROPER qt is a LOT of work.

[@rickb7242]

Cant wait for that calcium reactor video ! I need help fine tuning this thing.

[@BolverkrLimited]

Another great video! Thank you guys! I just ordered a Nuvo 40g, looking to make it a seagrass refugium, copepods, anthropods, isopods, polychraetic worms etc. Great addition to my 150g mixed reef. Any informational material or advice on bed, lighting, flow? Thanks again!

[@irishlad7458]

Funny these guys they are like Bill and Ted and dude is my favourite word 😭😭

[@Shasha2322]

How do you know if the tissue is healthy? My GSP mat is still purple. However it doesn’t open anymore and I’m not sure if it’s dead and if I should take it out. I’m a novice to this and it’s not brown but some pieces do fly off very lightly with the powerhead flow so I’m not sure in this case ? I see a clear polyp I did a water change and I’ll check it again when I get home. Do you recommend I take it out ?

[@BRStv]

If the tissue is still purple, there is still a chance that it will pull through. My #1 suggestion would be to ensure proper water quality and to make sure that the lighting is also conducive to coral growth in terms of both intensity and spectrum.

[@karennation3580]

Does stn or rtn happen to lps?

[@BRStv]

When we talk about RTN/STN, we're talking about SPS corals. While LPS corals can certainly lose flesh for a number of reasons, that isn't usually referred to as RTN/STN, but rather just "tissue recession."

[@margaretannsimon7679]

ok, so if i have a piece of coral . are they still alive when dry

[@BRStv]

No, corals cannot survive long term out of water. The dry white corals you often see in gift shops are dead.

[@margaretannsimon7679]

@@BRStv thankyou. i love your tanks . perhaps im going to have to build a home for some live coral . Im serious about making coral water . would you suggest a coral that is non toxic to humans

[@margaretannsimon7679]

coral in a frustration tank kills the flatworm 2 min drop in the fish tank

[@Tandor69]

On the first question you’re saying give your coral a cone of shame? 😃

[@SkyHigghReef]

What’s up with the hair doo lol 😂

[@rc2300s2r]

Reminds me of a young Eddie Money.

[@AngloSaxonFreeBritain]

Wish we had a “Elliot” in the uk:(

[@jakef1977]

Sorry guys not even you guys can get me to join fakebook. I'm sure you have great info on there but I have no desire to join. Great video though 👍

[@kevinschnarr3684]

It's easier to read if you use both eyes.